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Good service and the food wasn't bad. There's just not a huge selection. I enjoyed the pecan pancakes.
Great for a hearty, traditional breakfast in a nice venue. You won't find avocado toast or mimosas but if you're looking for hearty fare, this is a unique , affordable spot. Not super kid friendly, expect to wait in line unless you get there early.
We arrived on a Sunday around 10:30 in the morning and it was incredibly busy. When we got there, we were estimated at an hour and 45 minute wait. We stepped inside and got a cup of coffee and an apple strudel and sat outside at one of the many benches snd enjoyed the peacefulness of the Riverwalk. After about an hour, we went into the gift shop looked around and toured the museum a little bit and then our table was ready. In total, we ended up waiting about an hour and 10 minutes. I got the breakfast tacos and they were the basics of breakfast tacos. You can choose up to three items in each one I chose to keep it simple and keep the same three items in both which was just eggs, cheese and bacon. I did get the house potatoes, which had great seasoning on them as well. My husband got the sweet cream waffle with a side of eggs, scrambled and cheese. It comes with bacon and the bacon actually taste like bacon! If ya know, ya know! The waffle was really delicious. Had a nice little crunch on the outside, but soft and fluffy in the inside. It was delicious. We we also got the cinnamon roll and they are ginormous! But incredibly delicious - probably one of the top ten cinnamon rolls I've ever had in my life. We did end up bringing it back to the hotel, though to have a snack later on in the evening. It's a really cool location with a lot of really amazing history for the area. And the neighborhood it's in is gorgeous. If you have time highly recommend strolling down some of the streets, especially King William as you'll see some beautiful historical homes.
Almorzamos en este lugar, ordené QUICHE OF THE DAY, es como un pastel de huevo con chorizo, jalapeño,tomate y cebollita, estaba delicioso, muy recomendado creo que no siempre es el mismo sabor así que te recomiendo que le preguntes a tu mesero. El lugar precioso muy de temporada navideña, es como una casa de pisos arriba que puedes recorrer, tiene una tienda donde venden cositas super lindas y también pueden hacer eventos dentro del lugar, tienen mesas afuera y adentro, el lugar es muy céntrico y tienen parqueo propio
Guenther House ended up being one of my favorite stops in San Antonio. Of course, the food was excellent. We had breakfast tacos, waffles, coffee, and a few other breakfast items, and everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The coffee was especially good. What surprised me most was how much more this place is than a restaurant. The historic home, museum rooms, gift shop, bakery counter, and beautifully maintained grounds make it feel like a destination rather than just a place to grab breakfast. The atmosphere reminded me of visiting a family home that has been lovingly preserved for generations. There is so much history throughout the property, yet it still feels warm and welcoming instead of formal. I was also impressed by the gift shop. It's packed with Pioneer products, baking mixes, Texas-made goods, and unique souvenirs. The bakery case alone is worth checking out because the desserts are enormous and looked amazing. We happened to visit on a rainy morning, so there was no wait. After seeing the property and experiencing the food, I completely understand why people are willing to line up on busy days. If you're visiting San Antonio, I would recommend giving yourself extra time here. Come for breakfast, stay to explore the house, browse the gift shop, and walk the grounds. It's a place that feels uniquely Texan and unlike anywhere else I've visited.
Before my flight back to NC, my siblings and I decided to visit Guenther House for breakfast. Thinking it would be pretty packed, we arrived as they opened around 8 am. The GPS directed us to a parking lot next to the house that led to gates that were closed, so we had to drive around the property to park in another area that led us to their main entrance. As we walked up to the hostess stand we were able to take in the beautiful view of the historic building, lit patio, and lush landscape. We were greeted by the hostess who asked whether we preferred indoor or outdoor dining. As this was our first time, we decided to check out the inside of the house. We were seated immediately. There was ample seating both inside and outside, but as the time passed, people began filling in quickly. It took some time to get orders in and food out, but in the meantime, their custom roasted Founder's Choice coffee and waters were replenished frequently. I ordered scrambled eggs, chicken sausage (grateful that they offer a pork alternative), and a biscuit (biscuits are the only bread option). The biscuit was quite large, dense, but fluffy and paired well with the homemade blackberry preserves. My eggs were a bit runnier than I care for, so if you like a harder scramble, make sure to ask for it. My sister was happy with her breakfast tacos that were loaded with ground sausage and my brother enjoyed his waffle as well. The homemade biscuits and gravy, pancakes, waffles, and breakfast tacos seem to be pretty popular here. They also have quiche made daily and baked goods at the counter on your way in. You can explore the historic house equipped with a museum which is pretty unique. Overall, we had a decent breakfast and a memorable final meal as a family in San Antonio.
Came here for brunch. Waited about 1.5 hours so will probably not return but glad I got to try it. Their founders choice coffee was really good! I really liked the food but I didn't like the potatoes too much, I think they had chorizo in them. The house inside was really cool to look at. The gift shop is cute. Love the outdoor seating. Our server was okay, he didn't seem like he wanted to be there lol
Neat place - lots of history. Food was okay. We came here based on a recommendation with an emphasis on the Cinnamon Rolls. And oh man - those things were amazing. The house is situated next to San Antonio River, just south of downtown. The house is adjacent to the site of the Pioneer Flour Mills, which was started by the Guenther family in the 1800s. We came here on a Friday morning, around 9:30 am. It was not busy when we arrived but there was a decent line to be seated when we left. We elected to site indoors, which is down a few steps. It was cold inside from the AC, so be aware. If it's decent outside, consider that first. We were treated by our server, Trevon was pleasant and at our table right away. He brought us waters and took our order. Coffee arrived quickly but it wasn't hot, just sort of warm. On a return trip to refill us, we asked him to reheat it which he did. For breakfast, we shared: - Cinnamon Rolls (HUGE) - San Antonio Quiche We LOVED the Cinnamon Roll and it was HUGE! The Quiche was served with a decent amount of fresh fruit. It was made with a Country Style Biscuit crust. We weren't fans of the crust. Also, the quiche was not hot. It was mostly cold with some warm parts. As we had eaten part of the cinnamon roll before the quiche arrived, we picked at the quiche and did not asked for it to be heated. We decided to take it home where we'd heat it for lunch later. We did let Trevon know the quiche was mostly cold and asked him to let the kitchen know so they would know they're serving is well below serving temperature so others would not get what we got. After breakfast, we walked through a second floor museum roof or details and artifacts of the history of the Guenther family and their flour mill business. We then walked through the gift shop. And while our breakfast main was not served warm, we still enjoyed our visit here and would recommend it to anyone.
OH MAN!! Atmosphere galore! This quaint mansion in the King Williams area of San Antonio is a perfect stop for breakfast, brunch or lunch. It is super important to make you aware, this is NOT a fast food place. Do not come here and expect to be in and out in 30 minutes. The food is made from scratch, as it is ordered. Our wait on this fine Saturday morning was listed as 35 to 45 minutes and took 23 minutes (ahead of what they told us). There is a cute little store upstairs on the 2nd floor. It is a bit pricy to me, but not overly expensive. The bathrooms are upstairs as well. I do believe they have accessible bathrooms on the outside seating area (which is nice and cool since it is down by the quiet end of the Riverwalk). On the second floor you can also see an old sitting room that shows the finery of this old mansion amd a very old piano. There are shelves with old plates that the Pioneer Mill used to give out. Now to the important part! The food!! Man, the servings are large. The biscuits are fluffy and taste so good! They are very large/tall! The chicken and waffles are very tasty and flavorful. We had a wait and got a piece of coffee cake to split and it was not too sweet and was just right for sharing as an appetizer before brunch. The fruit was very fresh, ripe, juicy and tasty. Server Isabella was fabulous!! We did have a wait for our food and she was directly on point!! Our glasses were never empty and she made sure to check on us multiple times while we waited and also while we ate. The restaurant was very busy and despite this, the tables were turned over and people were sat as quickly as possible. Sorry I didn't take as many pictures...but here are the two I took!
2 months ago
To start, the service was excellent, the staff was exceptional. The house is beautiful. The food was bland. The biscuits and pancakes are the only reason I didn't give 2 stars, and I wasn't even a big fan of the biscuit.. needed more gravy. Usually I give recommendations, but this time I'll do y'all a favor and advise you against the iced coffee. Just get yourself a hot black coffee and avoid the disappointment. read more
This place is absolutely charming! The ambiance is a perfect balance between historic character and modern comfort, making it a wonderful spot to relax and enjoy a meal. Be prepared for a wait since seating is first-come, first-served and the restaurant gets quite busy. Fortunately, the wait didn't feel long at all because we were able to explore the surrounding historic neighborhood while waiting for our table. Once seated, there was a bit of a wait for the food ( hence 4 stars), but it was well worth it. Everything tasted fresh and made to order. Our server, Martin, was fantastic. He was friendly, attentive, and provided excellent customer service throughout our visit. The house coffee was a standout. It had a unique blend of spices that gave it a rich, flavorful taste unlike a regular cup of coffee. For food, we ordered the sweet waffle, and it was rich and buttery. The pancakes were light, fluffy, and equally delicious. The biscuits were soft, buttery, and flaky, while the gravy was flavorful. Overall, a wonderful dining experience with great food, excellent service, and a beautiful atmosphere. I would definitely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting the area. read more
1 month ago
Great for a hearty, traditional breakfast in a nice venue. You won't find avocado toast or mimosas but if you're looking for hearty fare, this is a unique , affordable spot. Not super kid friendly, expect to wait in line unless you get there early. read more
We arrived on a Sunday around 10:30 in the morning and it was incredibly busy. When we got there, we were estimated at an hour and 45 minute wait. We stepped inside and got a cup of coffee and an apple strudel and sat outside at one of the many benches snd enjoyed the peacefulness of the Riverwalk. After about an hour, we went into the gift shop looked around and toured the museum a little bit and then our table was ready. In total, we ended up waiting about an hour and 10 minutes. I got the breakfast tacos and they were the basics of breakfast tacos. You can choose up to three items in each one I chose to keep it simple and keep the same three items in both which was just eggs, cheese and bacon. I did get the house potatoes, which had great seasoning on them as well. My husband got the sweet cream waffle with a side of eggs, scrambled and cheese. It comes with bacon and the bacon actually taste like bacon! If ya know, ya know! The waffle was really delicious. Had a nice little crunch on the outside, but soft and fluffy in the inside. It was delicious. We we also got the cinnamon roll and they are ginormous! But incredibly delicious - probably one of the top ten cinnamon rolls I've ever had in my life. We did end up bringing it back to the hotel, though to have a snack later on in the evening. It's a really cool location with a lot of really amazing history for the area. And the neighborhood it's in is gorgeous. If you have time highly recommend strolling down some of the streets, especially King William as you'll see some beautiful historical homes. read more
Almorzamos en este lugar, ordené QUICHE OF THE DAY, es como un pastel de huevo con chorizo, jalapeño,tomate y cebollita, estaba delicioso, muy recomendado creo que no siempre es el mismo sabor así que te recomiendo que le preguntes a tu mesero. El lugar precioso muy de temporada navideña, es como una casa de pisos arriba que puedes recorrer, tiene una tienda donde venden cositas super lindas y también pueden hacer eventos dentro del lugar, tienen mesas afuera y adentro, el lugar es muy céntrico y tienen parqueo propio read more
4 months ago
Guenther House ended up being one of my favorite stops in San Antonio. Of course, the food was excellent. We had breakfast tacos, waffles, coffee, and a few other breakfast items, and everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The coffee was especially good. What surprised me most was how much more this place is than a restaurant. The historic home, museum rooms, gift shop, bakery counter, and beautifully maintained grounds make it feel like a destination rather than just a place to grab breakfast. The atmosphere reminded me of visiting a family home that has been lovingly preserved for generations. There is so much history throughout the property, yet it still feels warm and welcoming instead of formal. I was also impressed by the gift shop. It's packed with Pioneer products, baking mixes, Texas-made goods, and unique souvenirs. The bakery case alone is worth checking out because the desserts are enormous and looked amazing. We happened to visit on a rainy morning, so there was no wait. After seeing the property and experiencing the food, I completely understand why people are willing to line up on busy days. If you're visiting San Antonio, I would recommend giving yourself extra time here. Come for breakfast, stay to explore the house, browse the gift shop, and walk the grounds. It's a place that feels uniquely Texan and unlike anywhere else I've visited. read more
Before my flight back to NC, my siblings and I decided to visit Guenther House for breakfast. Thinking it would be pretty packed, we arrived as they opened around 8 am. The GPS directed us to a parking lot next to the house that led to gates that were closed, so we had to drive around the property to park in another area that led us to their main entrance. As we walked up to the hostess stand we were able to take in the beautiful view of the historic building, lit patio, and lush landscape. We were greeted by the hostess who asked whether we preferred indoor or outdoor dining. As this was our first time, we decided to check out the inside of the house. We were seated immediately. There was ample seating both inside and outside, but as the time passed, people began filling in quickly. It took some time to get orders in and food out, but in the meantime, their custom roasted Founder's Choice coffee and waters were replenished frequently. I ordered scrambled eggs, chicken sausage (grateful that they offer a pork alternative), and a biscuit (biscuits are the only bread option). The biscuit was quite large, dense, but fluffy and paired well with the homemade blackberry preserves. My eggs were a bit runnier than I care for, so if you like a harder scramble, make sure to ask for it. My sister was happy with her breakfast tacos that were loaded with ground sausage and my brother enjoyed his waffle as well. The homemade biscuits and gravy, pancakes, waffles, and breakfast tacos seem to be pretty popular here. They also have quiche made daily and baked goods at the counter on your way in. You can explore the historic house equipped with a museum which is pretty unique. Overall, we had a decent breakfast and a memorable final meal as a family in San Antonio. read more
Came here for brunch. Waited about 1.5 hours so will probably not return but glad I got to try it. Their founders choice coffee was really good! I really liked the food but I didn't like the potatoes too much, I think they had chorizo in them. The house inside was really cool to look at. The gift shop is cute. Love the outdoor seating. Our server was okay, he didn't seem like he wanted to be there lol read more
Neat place - lots of history. Food was okay. We came here based on a recommendation with an emphasis on the Cinnamon Rolls. And oh man - those things were amazing. The house is situated next to San Antonio River, just south of downtown. The house is adjacent to the site of the Pioneer Flour Mills, which was started by the Guenther family in the 1800s. We came here on a Friday morning, around 9:30 am. It was not busy when we arrived but there was a decent line to be seated when we left. We elected to site indoors, which is down a few steps. It was cold inside from the AC, so be aware. If it's decent outside, consider that first. We were treated by our server, Trevon was pleasant and at our table right away. He brought us waters and took our order. Coffee arrived quickly but it wasn't hot, just sort of warm. On a return trip to refill us, we asked him to reheat it which he did. For breakfast, we shared: - Cinnamon Rolls (HUGE) - San Antonio Quiche We LOVED the Cinnamon Roll and it was HUGE! The Quiche was served with a decent amount of fresh fruit. It was made with a Country Style Biscuit crust. We weren't fans of the crust. Also, the quiche was not hot. It was mostly cold with some warm parts. As we had eaten part of the cinnamon roll before the quiche arrived, we picked at the quiche and did not asked for it to be heated. We decided to take it home where we'd heat it for lunch later. We did let Trevon know the quiche was mostly cold and asked him to let the kitchen know so they would know they're serving is well below serving temperature so others would not get what we got. After breakfast, we walked through a second floor museum roof or details and artifacts of the history of the Guenther family and their flour mill business. We then walked through the gift shop. And while our breakfast main was not served warm, we still enjoyed our visit here and would recommend it to anyone. read more
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We had a great time here. The food was delicious (especially the pancakes), the service was great, and the ambiance was lovely. Will definitely visit again. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
OH MAN!! Atmosphere galore! This quaint mansion in the King Williams area of San Antonio is a perfect stop for breakfast, brunch or lunch. It is super important to make you aware, this is NOT a fast food place. Do not come here and expect to be in and out in 30 minutes. The food is made from scratch, as it is ordered. Our wait on this fine Saturday morning was listed as 35 to 45 minutes and took 23 minutes (ahead of what they told us). There is a cute little store upstairs on the 2nd floor. It is a bit pricy to me, but not overly expensive. The bathrooms are upstairs as well. I do believe they have accessible bathrooms on the outside seating area (which is nice and cool since it is down by the quiet end of the Riverwalk). On the second floor you can also see an old sitting room that shows the finery of this old mansion amd a very old piano. There are shelves with old plates that the Pioneer Mill used to give out. Now to the important part! The food!! Man, the servings are large. The biscuits are fluffy and taste so good! They are very large/tall! The chicken and waffles are very tasty and flavorful. We had a wait and got a piece of coffee cake to split and it was not too sweet and was just right for sharing as an appetizer before brunch. The fruit was very fresh, ripe, juicy and tasty. Server Isabella was fabulous!! We did have a wait for our food and she was directly on point!! Our glasses were never empty and she made sure to check on us multiple times while we waited and also while we ate. The restaurant was very busy and despite this, the tables were turned over and people were sat as quickly as possible. Sorry I didn't take as many pictures...but here are the two I took! read more
8 months ago
5 months ago
absolutely disgustin, don't get me wrong the whole setting is beautiful and cute. but their presentation on sanitation is pure ignorance. I went inside to the restaurant and they have their pastries behind glass slide doors and their open but not just for the customer but for the flys and bugs and I see the manager shooing the flies and bugs after 5 minutes of me standing there and I ask "are these display? can I order fresh things?" her response "this is all I have" while I'm looking at flys and little roaches all over them and I saw some one drop a fruit from a fruit plate and put it on the plate to be served. we left I didn't stick around to be served here. read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
I've heard about this restaurant for years, and the first time we're in San Antonio on vacation-- we visit! Delicious pancakes! Massive and fresh biscuits! Tasty coffee. And it feels like we're dining at Grandma's back porch, with the cloth napkins and wonderful service. The inside tour and shopping was worth the visit, too! read more
My friend & I went to celebrate my best friend, & her late husband who passed a year ago, because he & I used to go here often. It was such a fun breakfast. Natasha was our waitress, & she was an absolute delight to have first thing in the morning. She has such a great personality. She's funny, & beat if all she's on top of what her tables need, & pays attention to her customers. We never had to ask for anything twice, or remind her. She was busy. We were there when they first opened so there was quite a bit of seating both inside & outside when we arrived, not so much 90 minutes later when we departed. It was full & a line had begun. So, weekend plans in San Antonio & you wanna come here? Get there early. My friend & I ate & drank the exact same thing. The house coffee - try it..it's so good. I believe she said it's vanilla, cinnamon & hazelnut - really tasty. Then we each got the the pancake platter. In all honesty, we should've split it. We both only ate half each. Pecan pancakes, bacon, fruit cups (the oranges seemed a bit old for just opening!? ), it also comes with pineapple wedges, quarter strawberry bits, & grapes . Together it was right around $34. Good meal, great staff, great atmosphere, the place makes you feel like you're eating in Grandma's kitchen when you eat inside. Then, go upstairs & grab some mixes, or baking necessities & head home to make more goodies. read more
6 months ago
Big portions and southern style. Love it though. Service was fast. You can walk around the museum and the grounds while waiting. Historical place on the river. Great outdoor seating too. read more
4 months ago
We found out about the Guenther House thanks to a very knowledgeable Lyft driver who was a SA local! The Guenther House is located in a cute neighborhood and takes you on a pleasant walk down memory lane into the life of the Guenther family. The establishment is both an old flour mill, a museum of the family's old home, and more importantly, a cozy restaurant with a homey view. My friend and I ordered waffles (I got strawberry and she got an almond special), and I paired mine with their fried chicken and she got the breakfast platter along with biscuits and gravy. We were seated outside on a beautiful day. The wait for the food was a bit long, but the taste of a freshly cooked meal made up for it. They use their renowned mill flour which the entire Guenther family supplied for years! I bought myself a small batch in their gift shop because I wanted to use it for cookies. I am overall pleased by the visit and the recommendation, and hope you feel the same when you go! read more
7 months ago
1 year ago
Local spot everyone should visit! It is located in Southtown and by trendy stores. I love the history and feel of the restaurant. The food items do not disappoint. I like to get the eggs and biscuits. The biscuits are fluffy and yummy. read more
One of the most iconic restaurants in San Antonio, the Guenther house is a must if visiting from out of town or if in the Riverwalk area. This was originally the home of the Guenther family, and there is still a beautiful parlor in their memory. I recently hosted a family event in the roof garden, and it's one of my favorite rooms in the entire city. You can see the river, King William and the Tower from the balcony. The food is also great with homemade biscuits and jam, pancakes, quiche of the day, and famous chicken enchiladas. For a leisurely relaxing meal with a nice walk around the grounds and museum the Guenther house is the perfect spot for breakfast or an early lunch. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. read more
8 months ago
The space was unbelievable! It is in the actual house that C. H. Gunther built. They have a restaurant, museum, and mill store there. The service was on point. We were seated right way. Though I have heard there could be a wait. The serve came to the table right when we sat down. He was friendly and bright. Took care of us through out the meal. The food was outstanding. They use ingredients from the mill right next door. The biscuit was so fluffy and light. The gravy with sausage crumbles paired well with everything on the plate. The potatoes were seasoned just right. I would recommend this restaurant to people from out of town and from San Antonio. read more
8 months ago
This is a historic San Antonio spot right on the Riverwalk. It is just south of downtown and the tower for the flour factory is highly visible from many areas. I stopped by due to its many reviews and its proximity to my AirBnB. I waited approximately 25 minutes to get a table outside with a view of the river. It wasn't that hot that day but they had the fans going to circulate the air. The service was sluggish. It took awhile for them to bring me water and I had to ask several times. The house coffee was delicious and was the best thing I had. I enjoyed the sweet cream waffle with blueberries and chicken tenders. I specifically requested the blueberries. Much to my chagrin the blueberries (less than a cups worth) was an additional $4.25. Overpriced in my opinion. The presentation of the food was lackluster. They definitely failed at plating but the taste of sweet cream waffle was good, but no where near amazing. I asked a couple of other folks who tried the place whether or not they liked it. They said it was fine but they wouldn't go back again. I would second that opinion. The house tour is free and you can do it within 1/2 an hour if you're in a time crunch. Stop in but don't expect a lot in the department of the food and service department. read more
2 years ago
Natasha our server was amazing. She was handling multiple tables like a champ even taking on a table that another server couldn't handle. She was funny and quick witted, she made me feel like i was her only person in the place every time she checked on me. The Guenther house has always had a special place in our hearts. So the decorations were perfect for fiesta. Just enough to be seen but not too much. I had the San Antonio quiche. Which had potatoes, chorizo, bacon, jalapeños, and onions. It was just right in portion size. The side of potatoes were seasoned well with salt and pepper. I added some cholula for kick and it was too much so i cut back. To finish off the meal without even asking, Natasha brought my husband and I to go cups for our drinks. If you do come here try to sit outside if the weather is good because the views of the river walk and King William area. Inside is a small museum with a gift shop that talks about the history. During holidays they have a huge gingerbread house display. read more
2 years ago
This has always been one of my favorite local places to enjoy a tasty breakfast or even lunch! Their house coffee is worth having at least 3 cups! You can even purchase Kcups or regular grounded coffee from their too cute gift shop. They own the Pioneer Flour Company and their food reflects their pride. Anything your order is made with heart and every delicious ingredient! Martin is the sweetest longtime server there and it's always a pleasure having him. He's so kind, patient and tentative! I'm so in love with the history of this home and how they keep it so authentic. During Christmas time is the best time to visit with all of their decorations. It's stunning and memorable! read more
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205 E Guenther
San Antonio, TX 78204
King William, Southtown, Downtown
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Do they have gluten free options?
I believe I saw a section of the the menu devoted to Gluten free food.
Do they take reservations for breakfast/brunch on weekends or is there a way to get in line online?
The Guenther House does not take any reservations, just a first-come-first-served basis. Everything is order-off-the-menu, moderately priced and we are casually dressed. We are open seven days a week from 7 am - 3 pm serving breakfast until we close…
Are alcoholic beverages available?
No alcoholic beverages for the public. Private affairs are as already indicated. It is wonderful; highly recommend the restaurant. Enjoy!
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Yes they have accessibility and since it's an older hotel the rooms are pretty large making easy to get around. I haven't stayed in a room that had the bars in the shower but I believe the top floor is newly renovated so they may have what you need.
Are there vegan options?
Do they have brunch and mimosas during the week, let's say on a Friday 10-11ish AM?
Breakfast and Lunch off a menu. Breakfast all day, Lunch starts at 11 AM Mon-Thur & 10 AM Fri - Sat. No alcohol is served.
Does the Guenther House take reservations?
No, it's first come first serve. I called very recently and they told me to come early (for breakfast in this case) and there will be plenty of tables. But it might different if it's for a wedding or a big occasion.
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